Introduction
In our previous post, we explained everything you need to know about PrepMeWell’s online test preparation classes, including IELTS, CELPIP and TEF, and how PrepMeWell supports your academic and relocation journey.
There’s another part of our work that many people haven’t discovered. We also offer online classes for you and your child to learn Yoruba, Igbo, or French from anywhere in the world.
You might understand your native language but can’t speak it, or your child may not yet understand it. You might need French for work, school, or to move to a French-speaking country. That’s why we created PrepMeWell Language Institute (PLI).
In this post, we’re reintroducing our online language classes for kids, teens, and adults. We will explain how the classes work, the price options, and how your family can get started.
Why join our online Yoruba, Igbo, and French classes?
If you’re considering joining, you’re probably asking yourself one simple question: “Is this class right for me?” This is what you’ll get when you enrol:
- You’ll learn from experienced tutors: Your tutors are fluent in the language they teach and skilled at helping learners succeed. They’ll identify where you need the most support and help you build your confidence, one lesson at a time. Want to meet one of them? Take a look at our tutor spotlight to see how they teach and support their students.
- Our lessons are beginner-friendly: Whether you’re learning your first words or you already know a little, your lessons move at your pace.
- You’ll start speaking from your very first class: The best way to learn a language is by using it, so our curriculum is designed to help you speak with confidence from your very first lesson.
- You choose how you want to learn: You can join a personal class if you prefer one-on-one attention or a group class if you enjoy learning with others.
- You’ll get free workbooks: You’ll receive workbooks and learning materials to help you practise between classes and master what you’ve learned.
- You can always track your progress: Your tutor will send weekly assignments and monthly progress reports to help you stay consistent and see how much you’re improving.
If you’ve been looking for online Yoruba classes, online Igbo classes, or French classes that are practical, engaging, and easy to follow, you’ve come to the right place.
Now, let’s take a look at what a typical class looks like.
Yoruba and Igbo classes for kids and adults
You can enrol your child, learn on your own, or even learn together as a family or with friends.
Once you enrol, you’ll be matched with a tutor. Your first class is designed to help your tutor get to know you, so every lesson that follows is tailored to your pace and progress.
If you’re enrolling your child, expect interactive lessons with conversations, songs, storytelling, and games that make learning Yoruba or Igbo enjoyable. We also support learning beyond the classroom with weekly assignments, monthly progress reports, and parent communities where you’ll find practical tips to help your child practise at home.
We’ve seen children make remarkable progress in our classes. For example, two siblings who joined one of our Yoruba group classes became fluent within a year. Read the story here.
If you’re learning as an adult, your classes are tailored to your goals and schedule. Whether you’re a busy professional, a stay-at-home parent, or a student, your tutor will guide you every step of the way through practical, real-life conversations.
Now, let’s take a look at our online French classes.
Online French classes for beginners and exam preparation
We have students from Canada, Ghana, Nigeria, Cameroon, the UK, and the US. Some parents enrol their children because they’ve relocated to a French-speaking country and want them to communicate confidently in their new environment. Others join to prepare for school, TEF or TCF, travel, work, or simply to become bilingual.
Whatever your goal, your lessons follow the CEFR levels, from A1 for complete beginners to B2 and beyond for advanced learners and exam candidates. You’ll build real conversation skills, and if you’re preparing for the exam, your lessons include the exact question formats and speaking tasks you’ll face on the day.
Now that you know what to expect, here’s a breakdown of the available options and pricing.
Class options and pricing
| Class | Who it’s for | No. of classes | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personal class | |||
| (Yoruba, Igbo and French) | Kids | 8 classes (60 mins each) | ₦64,000 |
| Personal class | |||
| (Yoruba, Igbo and French) | Teens | 8 classes (60 mins each) | ₦64,000 |
| Personal class (Yoruba, Igbo and French) | Adults | 12 classes (60 mins each) | ₦96,000 |
| Custom class | Families with 2+ learners at the same level | 8 hours (adjustable) | From ₦64,000 |
French class prices depend on your current level. Find them here.
How to join our classes
Joining our classes is simple. You can either sign up through our website or send us a DM. To join through our website:
- Visit the PrepMeWell website
- Click “Book a class”
- Select your preferred class
- Complete the form and make your payment
- You’ll receive an email confirming your class and tutor
Once you’ve registered, you can also join one of our WhatsApp communities for real-time exam tips, language resources, and relocation updates:
- IELTS/CELPIP help group
- TEF/TCF help group
- Igbo parents’ support group
- Yoruba parents’ support group
- Kids summer language school
- Parents’ support group – French
- Canada immigration support group
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to learn Igbo or Yoruba?
You can start holding simple conversations in 3–6 months, while fluency usually takes longer with regular practice.
What age should a child start learning?
You can enrol your child as early as age 5–6, at this stage, when children begin to communicate, interact, and make sense of the world around them.
Can I learn French in 3 months?
Yes. In 3 ****months, you can build a strong foundation and start having basic conversations with consistent lessons and practice.
What is the fastest way to learn a language?
The fastest way is to practice speaking every day, learn useful phrases, listen to native speakers, and study with a tutor who gives regular feedback.
Conclusion
Learning a language is easier when you have a tutor who guides you step by step and helps you reach your goal. Whether you want your child to speak Yoruba fluently, improve your Igbo or French, or get ready to pass the TEF or TCF exam, that’s the support you’ll get at PrepMeWell.
If you have questions about pricing or which class is right for you, send us a DM. We’d be glad to help.
